FANTASEA FG9X - Custodia Subacquea - Canon PowerShot G9 X - Canon PowerShot G9 X II

Capture Full HD 1080 video and still images at depths as far down as 200' beneath the surface with Fantasea Line's FG9X Underwater Housing for the Canon PowerShot G9 X Digital Camera. The enclosure is equipped with dual fiber-optic ports for attaching optional cables, which will allow you to connect external strobes. Ergonomic mechanical controls and touchscreen functionality for essential commands/settings on the G9 X's LCD combine to afford access to all camera functions.

Built for durability, the housing is made from injection-molded polycarbonate that is resistant to both shock and corrosion. It's black on the front, sides, top, and bottom but clear in the back to allow you to monitor the O-ring seal and rear camera controls. A moisture detector and alarm alerts you immediately in the unlikely event of a breach in the waterproof seal.

The housing features a built-in, flat lens port with a 67mm filter thread for attaching optional, accessory wide-angle and macro conversion lenses, as well as color-correction filters. A convenient cold shoe mount on top provides a connection point for an optional lighting arm. As an added bonus, the housing includes a removable flash diffuser and a removable anti-glare LCD hood.

Construction Details

        Features a depth rating of 200'
        Double main O-ring seal ensures housing is watertight
        Moisture detector with flashing LED light and audible alarm alerts you right away in unlikely event of a breach, so you can hopefully get to surface before camera sustains any damage
        Made from injection-molded polycarbonate that is resistant to both shock and corrosion for durability
        Black on the front, sides, top, and bottom but clear in the back to allow you to monitor the O-ring seal and rear camera controls
        Removable anti-glare LCD hood improves visibility in bright conditions
        Camera installation is easy and secure

Strobe Connection and Use

        Equipped with dual fiber-optic ports for attaching optional cables, which will allow you to connect external strobes
        At depths greater than about 60', or when diving in dark conditions, an external light source is necessary to provide adequate illumination and restore colors that get absorbed by water and turned into muted blue and green shades
        To preserve natural colors of subjects and environments in images, try to stay within arm's reach of what you're shooting. The further away you go, the more light is absorbed by water--which acts like a big blue/green filter
        Housing includes a removable flash diffuser to be placed over camera's flash when fiber-optic port connection plate is not in place. This will reduce backscatter, glare, and hard shadows

Controls and Handling

        Affords access to all camera functions via mechanical push-buttons, grooved knobs/dials, levers, and camera's touchscreen
        Controls List: Zoom lever, flash push-down lever, mobile connect button, control ring, latch dial/lock, shutter release, mode dial, power on/off, movie recording, quick set menu, menu, info button, touchscreen buttons, flash pop-up knob, and playback button
        Controls clearly labeled for easy identification
        Three threaded holes on bottom for connection to optional tray with handles, which improves balance while offering mounting points for lighting arms that can hold strobes or video lights
        Supplied hand strap provides some added security
        Slightly negative buoyancy in saltwater with camera inside

Lens Port

        Built-in port with flat front element
        67mm filter thread for attaching optional, accessory wide-angle and macro conversion lenses or color-correction filters
        Wide-angle lenses provide greater angle of coverage to allow you to fit more in frame, while macro lenses magnify your image to enable close-ups with greater clarity and detail
        Both types of conversion lenses get you closer to subjects, reducing amount of water in between you and therefore minimizing distortion
        Optional, external color-correction filters are available for tropical blue and green water to restore hues that get absorbed underwater
        Since color filters reduce amount of light that enters lens, they are most effective in sunny conditions at depths of about 80' or less
        Color filters not recommended for use in conjunction with external lighting, as combination can throw off color accuracy in images